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l.a. 2003 WIPI images
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WIPI PROfessional member submissions 12 Annual photo l.a. 2003, Jan 16th - Jan 19th, Santa Monica Civic Auditorium - BOOTH #42 images 21 - 30 Marcia
Reifman, Juanita Richeson, Susan Scafati, Tracy Jean Shields, Elizabeth
Siegfried, 
21. Marcia Reifman “Dreams of the Deep” hand colored silver print, 16 x 20” Reifman has experienced a prolific exhibition record in the New Mexico region and nationwide and shown extensively and consistently since 1990. Marcia is past President of the Santa Fe Council for the Arts, 1998-1999, and is currently actively involved in the Santa Fe Art scene and recipient of the 2001 Faculty Excellence Award. She is an instructor with Santa Fe Workshops the Darkroom and Santa Fe Community College and House manager for photo l.a, Santa Fe, from 1994-1999, photo la, 2000-2003 along with photo San Francisco, 2001-2002.
 23. Susan Scafati “Stop Biotech” 2002, signed gelatin silver print, 11x14” New York based commercial and fine-art photographer, Scafati shoots portrait, photojournalism, fine art or travel, her pictures carry a unique style, particular to her naturally sensitive perception of the experiences around her. She has had a number of solo shows in Boulder, Colorado and has been in several group shows since 1997. In 2002, Photo District News recently published her work under “Portfolios of the Month” online at www.photoserve.com/portfolio/Scafati_Susan. Susan is WIPI's NY Press representative, see PR release, Oct. 2002.  24. Tracy Jean Shields “Marion” 2001, signed verso c-print, 11x14” Tracy Jean Shields has spent the last seven years working as a fine-art photographer, photographing everything from rustic landscapes, to poignant and narrative portraits. This image, a part of a collection of portraits entitled “Welcome to the Grandview”, that documents the residents of The Grandview retirement home, as they are, suspended in a lifetime disengaged from the present. Tracy is an award winner for her images in the WIPI and Pierce College collaboration of "kitsch & klick, the art of the toy camera." -
 26. Eva Skold Westerlind “Blond with Mirror” (from the Angel Kit Series) 2001, signed verso chromogenic, 13.5 x .5”, printed 2002 Westerlind is an award-winning photographer whose work is represented by G. Gibson Gallery in Seattle, Washington. Her work is in the collection of Microsoft Corporation, The Houston Museum of Fine Arts and numerous private collections internationally. Her work has been published in Photo Metro and in the Pinhole Journal.  27. Jill Specht Red Torso, 2002 1/1, unsigned photogram 14 x 18” Specht’s work is extremely colorful and graphic. In 2002 alone, Specht has shown in over 16 exhibitions including a solo show at Gallery 825 and Roark. She is a rising talent and has a solid exhibition record since 1998. Jill's camera of choice was the Tweety 110 to create the color chromogenic images which were chosen for the juried exhibition "kitsch & klick." See WIPI Archive #7 July 2001 for more of Jill's work. www.JillSpecht.com,
 29. Joanne Warfield "Clouds at Delphi II" 2001, signed Archival Polaroid wet negative print 9.5 x 11.75” printed 2002 Joanne Warfield was the Director of Exhibitions for photo l.a.2002 and is currently the WIPI Director of Exhibitions for the upcoming show (Spring 2003) in Italy entitled “Through A Woman’s Eye”. She is a featured artist in Kathleen Carr’s book entitled “Polaroid Manipulation”. See, October Quarterly #12 WIPI News "Kathleen Carr, interview by Joanne Warfield" She also has a body of work entitled “The Beauty of Afghanistan Remembered”, a photo essay of over 100 images taken in Afghanistan before the War. See WIPI News feature, Archive #8 October 2001, "Afghanistan" by Joanne Warfield. Featured PRO gallery, January 2002, See WIPI Archive #9 January 2002. Joanne's images are also included in the WIPI juried exhibitions, "Tea Time" and "kitsch & klick."
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